Graph of Largest Economies
| Economy | Nominal GDP (Billion USD) |
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| European Union | 17,611 |
| (01) United States | 15,076 |
| (02) China | 7,298 |
| (03) Japan | 5,867 |
| (04) Germany | 3,607 |
| (05) France | 2,778 |
| (06) Brazil | 2,493 |
| (07) United Kingdom | 2,431 |
| (08) Italy | 2,199 |
| (09) Russia | 1,850 |
| (10) India | 1,827 |
| (11) Canada | 1,739 |
| (12) Australia | 1,487 |
| (13) Spain | 1,480 |
| (14) Mexico | 1,154 |
| (15) South Korea | 1,116 |
| (16) Indonesia | 846 |
| (17) Netherlands | 838 |
| (18) Turkey | 774 |
| (19) Switzerland | 661 |
| (20) Saudi Arabia | 597 |
| Rest of the World | 13,781 |
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The twenty largest economies by nominal GDP in 2011, according to the IMF. |
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